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Can a Pentium III (450mhz) have any practical use these days?
Having had a big sort out at work I've brought home 3 Dell Dimension XPS-450 PCs. I've installed Ubuntu Linux on one which went fine, everything works, network, sound, Graphics Drivers etc. and it can see all the other PCs & storage on my network and can use the Shared printers from other PCs on the network.
The Specs are:- Pentium III 450mhz 756MB Ram Pioneer DVD-RW (X4 Speed) 16 MB Graphics Card (AGP) 80gb HDD Capacity (60gb & 20gb HDDs) Creative Live Sound Cards 3-Com 10/100 Network Cards. 5 x USB2 Ports & Firewire Card (I added this since it was in the cupboard). On My network I already have:- An Athlon 3200+ Windows HTPC A Celeron 2400 UnRaid Linux Based Raid Data Storage Server Several Windows PCs (Mine, The Wife's & The Kids PCs) An Athlon 3200+ "project" LinuxMCE Core machine (I'm trying to work it out) I'm wondering whether there is any open-source software based practical uses for these PCs I could have a play with? VOIP perhaps? X-10 Home-Automation (I have some hardware)? I'll consider any purpose that these PCs could run adequately. Or are the just ready for the skip? I have plenty of free time & love dabbling in new projects. Any suggestions? Thanks, Mark. |
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